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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

5

Women Who Charm Health First Essential for Men’s Admiration

An early 20th century promotional piece asserts women should study health to win love and respect. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irregular menstruation, backache, and uterine troubles, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Chas F. Brown of Hot Springs Arkansas praising renewed health and marriage.

Lydia B. Pinkham Chas. F. Brown Mothers’ Club Cedar Terrace Hot Springs Ark Lydia E. Pinkham Og E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham

Court Martial Opens for Lee in West Virginia Death Trial

The court martial of Augustus Lee, a fireman on the USS West Virginia, resumes at 10 30 AM at the navy yard over the death of shipmate Thomas Warren. The charge was reduced from murder to manslaughter. Emmet Bruff testified to the fight while Judge Advocate Lt Chandler Campbell led direct examination and Clarence W Rowley defended Lee. The trial, now a manslaughter case, is noted as among the state’s most interesting military tribunals.

Augustus Lee United States West Virginia Thomas Warren Navy Yard Emmet Bruff Lee Warren Chandler Campbell Clarence W. Rowley Bruff

Fire origin inquiry at Revere Beach advances

Deputy Neal of the State police plans to summon Amelia Davis who reported seeing a man near the Dawson City building and Palace Theatre around the fire time to be examined by the deputy chief likely next Monday.

Neal Revere Beach State Police Amelia Davis Dawson City Palace Theatre

Baby eczema on scalp cured by Cuticura therapy

A six week old infant suffered thick scalp scales that peeled away, pulling hair. Doctors diagnosed eczema and offered ointment with no help. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the scales washed away, hair grew back thick, and no eczema remained. Mrs C W Burges Bridgeport Conn February 1898.

C. W. Burges Iranistan Ave Bridgeport Conn

Cure Permanent Mrs Burges Recounts Cuticura Success

In a February 28 1903 letter Mrs Burges describes her infant daughter’s eczema relief after using Cuticura Remedies. She notes the child now six with thick hair and clean scalp and praises baths with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for skin cures. claims permanent, economical results and universal applicability even when doctors fail.

Poiter Drug & Chem Bos Hamas Gare

Forged Name of Father Sentencing in Superior Court

In Superior Criminal Court Judge Bond sentenced Clarence Parker for forging his father's name. George Conley received probation for breaking and entering. Thomas Powers was allowed probation after further inquiry. Antonio Stemford sought to return to New York with his father, case continued. James Marsh, ex City Loan Company employee, placed on probation for larceny of funds.

Superior Criminal Court Bond Clarence Parker Concord George Conley Thomas Powers Antonio Stemford New York James Marsh City Loan Company

Bell declines to attend Mary Rogers execution

Governor Charles A. Bell states he will not be present for the Mary Rogers execution in Vermont. He denies applying for a ticket and says Attorney General Fitts is unlikely to attend. He emphasizes duty to see laws carried out and refuses to discuss reprieve.

Hardwick Mary Rogers Fitts Charles A. Bell Bell Vermont

Auto crash claims two insurance men in Boston area

A wedding party returning home aided the victims in a collision near Boston. Mr Woodbridge died and Mr Wolfe was injured. Mr Childs and driver William Tenzler survived. Woodbridge led the Columbian National Life Insurance Company and served on multiple boards. The accident occurred just before 1:30.

H. B. Williams W. L. Fiske W.W. L. Fiske, Jr Wallace W. Williams Mr. Childs Boston Thompson Saugus Thomas T. Perkins Woodbridge Wolfe Mr. Woodbridge Bisby Cliftondale Rye Beach N. H New York New England Columbian National Life Insurance Company Massachusetts American Investment Securities Company Union Childs Hotel Somerset Company Massachusetts Lighting Companies Light, Heat and Power Corporation Boston & Worcester Electric Companies Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company Mr. Wolfe Columbian Life Insurance Company Country Club William E. Tenzler Park Square Central Atlantic States Philadelphia Baltimore Chickering William Butler Woodbridge Nahant

Wolfe Appears Better After Lynn Hospital Stay

At Lynn Hospital Mr. Wolfe shows signs of recovery from injuries with consciousness returning. doctors say skull not fractured as first believed. Remains of Mr. Woodbridge to be taken to his Brookline residence when arrangements finalize tonight.

Lynn Lynn Hospital Wolfe Woodbridge Brookline

Harvard Class Day sales on June 19 20 at Parker House

Harvard graduates may buy Class Day tickets at Parker House news stand between 12 15 p m and 1 30 p m on June 19 and 20 Prices listed are yard 25 cents memorial 1 50 stadium 1 50 issued by the 1905 Class Day Committee.

Harvard Parker House Memorial

Father of Mrs. Rogers' accomplice dies in Bennington

Emmet Perham father of Leon Perham the accomplice of Mary Rogers in her husband’s murder in Bennington dies at his Oakes district home. He leaves a widow and two sons including a son who is a life inmate at Wind­sor State Prison.

Bennington Emmet Perham Leon Perham Mary Rogers B&b Oakes District Windsor

Vermont Taxes Masons Temple in Burlington

The Ma sonic Temple owned by the Masonic Grand Lodge of Vermont was placed on the taxable property list by the Board of Civil Authority in Burlington. The meeting featured heated discussion as H F Peck represented the Grand Lodge and Mayor Burke, presiding, barred further remarks. The board voted 7 to 4 to tax the property and the case will likely go to the Supreme Court.

Burlington Masonic Temple Masonic Grand Lodge of Vermont Board of Civil Authority Grand Lodge H. F. Peck Burke Supreme Court

Battling for Liberty Address and Musical Program

A speaker will deliver an address on Battling for Liberty and a musical program will follow with a male quartet and female soloists providing performances. The event aims to inspire civic pride and encourage patriotic support through eloquent speech and song.

Stealthy Steve Trial Set in East Boston Tonight

East Boston residents await the trial of Stealthy Steve the six eyed sleuth at Hibernian Hall under the Wendell Phillips Literary Club. Nan Patterson impersonation also faces trial with James Rearden playing Stealthy Steve and Thomas J. Giblin as judge.

East Boston Stealthy Steve Six-Eyed Sleuth Hibernian Hall Wendell Phillips

Sagamore Council Protests Arcanum Rate Increase

Sagamore Council of Royal Arcanum in Brookline opposes proposed rate hikes by the Supreme Council. Members argue the fraternal and beneficial nature of the order is affected. A three member committee was appointed to petition the Supreme Council.

Sagamore Council Royal Arcanum Brookline Supreme Council

Cole the star at tennis meet

Sixteen matches were played yesterday at the Longwood Cricket Club tennis championship. F. W. Cole, former Yale champion, dazzled the crowd with dominant play in the third round defeating F. J. Sullaway 6-1, 6-1. The field was reduced and the tournament was expected to finish today.

Longwood Cricket Club F. W. Cole Yale F. J. Sullaway

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Chas.e Brown Martal OF Babys Eczema Tenzler St. Germain Street Masons’ Temple Eding Washington, Hanover and Elm Sts Jim Bell Poole London Lewis School Roxbury John A. Brett Bosston Young Men’s Christian Union Bunker Hill Charles F. Carter Hancock Church Lexington Mass Apivezo Steve Phole Sy Chickering William Butler’ Woodgridge Arcanum Seltzer Tarrant CO Hudson Street Cole the Eves Hay Philo Hay Co Sxxiika Philo Hay Specialties Newsark N. J Houghton Dutton W. S. Moody Tremont ST Oxford
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